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Old March 03, 2011, 04:57 AM
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Se las hizo suyas.

Se las hizo suyas (unas propuestas de otra persona).

He made them his own?

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Old March 03, 2011, 05:06 AM
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Se las hizo suyas (unas propuestas de otra persona).

He made them his own?

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Yes Also perhaps: He adopted them
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Old March 03, 2011, 05:18 AM
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I didn't write what I wanted :

He made X's proposals his own?

Is it still correct?

"He adopted X's proposals" sounds good, too.

X is a person.

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Old March 03, 2011, 05:28 AM
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Both are correct and both are commonly used.
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Old March 03, 2011, 05:29 AM
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OK, thanks.
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Old March 03, 2011, 12:09 PM
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Se las hizo suyas (unas propuestas de otra persona).
¿El "se" se refiere indirectamente al hombre o es parte de un verbo pronominal?
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El pronominal hace énfasis en el hecho de que alguien se apropió de palabras/ideas que no eran suyas.
En otros países no es necesario "las hizo suyas" sería suficiente.
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Se las hizo suyas (unas propuestas de otra persona).

He made them his own?

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apoderarse de = seize, possess, take over.
Spanish-English Dictionary (Granada University, Spain)
¿No?
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El pronominal hace énfasis en el hecho de que alguien se apropió de palabras/ideas que no eran suyas.
En otros países no es necesario "las hizo suyas" sería suficiente.
¡Muchas, Angélica! (Me imagino que sólo con tiempo y mucho más exposición a estos patrones y sus descodificaciones estándares que voy a conseguir la habilidad para ver tales sutilezas inmediatamente. ¡"Se" es tal reto!)

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¡Muchas, Angélica! (Me imagino que sólo con tiempo y mucho más exposición a estos patrones y sus descodificaciones estándares que voy a conseguir la habilidad para ver tales sutilezas inmediatamente. ¡"Se" es tal reto!)
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